New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
sH4RpS CIsE TO BE CALLED TO DAE
MR. MARITIME THINKS THAT liz WILL NOT De RE-
LE,sgD-M'CABE STILL IN THE cATsKILIS

MP M.Rr,NE THINKS THAT IiE WILL NOT De RE-
LE,sgD-M'CABE STILL IN THE cATsEILIs
Dis,rict-Attoruey MARITIME, rddy and hsalthy-look-
ing from few weeks vacation, returned TO the city
yesterday to be present at the argument To-Day on me
motion Tor stay of proceedings in the OF Jacob
Sham Assistant District .torpeys Nic0 AID Sempls
have been busy tor several days in the law Libraries
preparing for the argument before justice Potter.
Mr. Marine says that he knows OF reason why the
argument should proceed to-day. The counsel Tor
the DEF euce had their points prepared several days
ago. and tho prose sutton was DOW ready " answer inc
arguments OF Sharp's lawyeis
Mr.. MARITIME says that McCabe's reported absence
from the city has not troubled him at all as NcCabe
bondsmen responsible. Tho DstrctAuorney
will return to-day Tomorrow TO his vacation home
on Lake George He does not expect that Sharp Will
be released from custody If permanent stay OF
proceedings is obtained. On the contrary, sharps
lawyers may he asked to stpulaie that no attempt
shall be made TO Sharps release bail 1t the
motion for a stay of proceedings is granted
Sharp was weak yester lay from want OF sleep on
Wednesday night when he was troutied Dy pains IN
rhe head but otherwise he was in good health Mr.
ana Mrs Selmes and his grandson George called on
him Dr. LOOMS paid his usual professional visit,
and La yer Sckney had conference with his client
Sharp went to bed early aud was quietly resting at
midnight.
Sharp has been succeeded as president of tho
Christopher and Tenth Street Railroad Company by
Louis de Bebian, the agent OF the French Line OF
steamships. This election follows hard upon the
choice of Arthur Leary as the head of the Twenty
third Street Railroad Company. 1hus Mr.. Sharp Is
formally retired as AN officer OF two companies with
which for many years he has been identified in that
capacity. No special change in the policy OF the
company is to follow, for whatever Mr. Sharps other
shortcomings may be he has always been ackn0wl-
ed ged by his co-drectors as shrewd manager OF
horse railr Dads ana they were fully content with the
way in which he discharged bis duties as p esident
TIE application tor commission TO inquire into the
sanity OF ex-Alderman McCabe will come up tor
hearisg in tie Supreme Court to-day Richard 8.
Newcombe says that he will not oppose the motion;
all he is interested in Is who shall be the cvmmtee OF
McCabes and property and he thinks that this
should be Mrs. McC9De. McCabe will remain in the
Catsks awhile as il will not be necessary for hum to
be in tho city to-day.
Cabe to-day wanderiog listlessly about the
psrlOr and halls of Mr. Cannats pleasant mountain
hotel the Hunter Prospect House, talking somewhat
&C random to different guests whom he Glanced to
meet He remarked to one that he might take it into
bis head TO go to Canada just Tor a change he
added in the most care less manner but he says that
the newspapers treating him most unfairly by try
ing create the impress sion that he ia seeking to run
away. lie insists that his visit to the Catsks was
we'll known to many New-York people, aud that
neither he his wife made any secret OF IL. He
SAYS that District Attorney MARITIME knows exactly
where he is and when he desires him TO return be ia
reldy to do So He complain OF a feeling IN his
head at tines and people about the hotel say that he
acts strangely much awaken comment.
mountain physician thinks he adected by the ex-
IRENE neat some days ago. His appetite seems to be
fair for an invalid and he speaks highly OF the beauti
ful mountain air. Many boarders from the surround
ing resorts to see him. Mrs. McCabe wears
a careworn expression. She watches and attends her
husband closely.